Paw Paw High School - Wappaw Yearbook (Paw Paw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

PAW PAW HIG1 PAW P; M Contents Fall 2 Homecoming 4 Cheerleaders 18 Fall Sports 24 Winter Homecoming 34 Winter Sports 42 Fine Arts 50 Prom 54 Spring Sports 58 Academics 66 Seniors “The Chiefs” 88 Senior Portraits 98 Underclasses 108 Juniors “The Warriors” 112 Sophomores “The Braves” 120 Freshmen “The Papooses” 128 Advertising 138 Closing 150 v______________J H SCHOOL ICHIGAN The beautiful greenery along the Paw Paw River provided a perfect backdrop for several classes as they took advantage of the warm October weather for a picture taking outing. Among the students who walked the few blocks to the Lions' Island area were Ms. Heurkens’ Phys. Ed. Classes. Ms. Morris' 9th Grade Enriched English Class. Mr. Pender s French II Class. Mrs. Stenner's Performing Arts Class, and Ms. Granum's Spanish IV Class. 3 Redskin Spirit A A. Junior Powder Puff Cheerleaders Ben Demereck, Jeff Celia and Scott Dent add a bit of acrobatics to a rousing routine. B. Senior Spirit Leader, Frank Garcia, flashes a winning smile at the Homecoming assembly. C. Melodie Perry, Chad Worden, Shelly Blacksten and Mark Duell pause in friendly comradery after the assembly. F D. Equipped with blanket and cushion. Warrior Toni Moorian is ready for the evening contest between Hackett and Paw Paw. E. Proudly displaying the Red and White of the Redskin tribe are Chuck Graham, Don Boley, Jackie Mitchell, Michelle Farrell, Michelle Schleuter and Pam Klein. F. Coronetist Becky Hansen wears the paint of a Redskin Brave as she joins the band in playing the school’s fight song. 5 'W Homecoming 1983 Highlighting the hay-time ceremonies of th Pan Pau Is. Markett game and the Hallowe n Homecoming festivity's was the crowning of Pat Brennan and Mindy Racette as our lVyl King ana Qu 'en.tThe remaining members of the Homecoming Coin included Seniors: South. Theresa Guimond. Kevin Flick. t'hris Heldak. Paid Higashi4 Pa Barlch. Juniors: Todd Barkovlch. Kelle Maxwell. Todd Giuiio. Carol Wilson. Dan Brill. Michelle Parish. Sophlmores: Mike Matheny, Apy Albar. John Grublus. Jari Haas. Freshmen: Todd Hess. Holly 6 Fun and Games A. Freshman Ken McMullen joins Senior Powder Puff Cheerleaders Brian Pace. Brian McMullen and Andy Baker as they ham it up in their borrowed mini-skirted uniforms. B. Sophomore Marc Wilson passes an orange to classmate Pam Sullivan in the popular “Orange Neck Pass” game. C. A line of rollicking Redskins snaked its way through the downtown business area to the Homecoming games at Tyler Field. D. Sophomore Powder Puff team led by coaches Jon Griffith, Mike Burk and Steve Whitworth trounced the Freshmen, 12-0. E. Teri VanderSlik, oaf to sophomore Mike Matheny, hand feeds her master during lunchtime fun. F. Freshman oaf, Pete Rozenbergs, obeys the every command of his master, much to the delight of many onlookers. Homecoming is the first big event in the school year that gets the students involved in class spirit and group participation. This year's theme, A Halloween Homecoming - The Legend of Paw Paw Hallow, provided great fun and enthusiastic involvement. A. Senior Powder Puffers Terri Thomas. Janet Barnhart. Paula Jones. Chris Heldak. Michele Herwick. Lacy Owens. Lynn Blaslus. Theresa Gulmond, Patty Ross. Stacey Crane. Lisa Schlncarlol. and Dawn Mullins are ready for a victory. B. Class of '84 wanted to “Trick the Irish and Treat the Reds.' C. Freshmen cheerleaders Matt Hutchens. Todd Hess. Bill Buhl and Ken McMullen provided sideline enthusiasm at their Powder Puff game. D. Seniors took first place in the float competition with “Stew the Irish . Halloween Homecoming E. Juniors tugged with all their might but the Freshmen won the war and the point. F. Seniors Paula Jones. Lynn Stull. Christal Rogers. Pam Ritsema. Michelle Ranger. Rina Schincariol. Brenda McKenney. Missy Merriam, and Chief Frank Garcia await the start of the parade. G. Illuminated eyes, chomping teeth and a spinning Irish player adorned the third place Freshman float. H. . I. Sophomore and Freshmen Powder Puff teams each anticipated victory but the more-experienced Class of '86 prevailed. J. Sophomores recreated the ride of the Headless Horseman atop their entry. A Halloween Masquerade A. Student Council Advisor, Mrs. Stenner. and Senior Joe Snowaert compare profiles in a friendly game of look-alike. B. Dressed in the camouflage fatigues of a soldier. Senior Tim South finds a quiet moment in the library to review John Knowles' novel, A SEPARATE PEACE. F C. Many students participated In the Halloween Homecoming Dress-up Day. Pictured are Chris Kniss. Todd Hess. Kim Wiley. Cathy Ladd. Heidi Smith. Kim Krause. LuAnn Haskin. Connie Page. Kelly Buhl. Patty Ross. Kim Kelly. Maureen Riley. Frank Quanti. Robin Haas and Chris Fritz from 4th hour Speech. D. Caught in the hallway before classes are several students who Joined In the Halloween masquerade. They Included Rich Conway. Ray Tovlas. Dave Mastenbrook. Michele Dokey, Todd Conklin. Shelly Blacksten. John Brotebeck. Renee Goens, Keith and Ken Shears. Winston Seals. Jenny Waite and Toni Moorlan. E. Being super cool in their apparel of the 50's are Kim Kirschman. Eric Matheny and Linda Rozenbergs. F. Literally being 'Pumpkin-heads” and causing uncontrollable laughter were Seniors Bill Wright. Mark Serbenskl and Don Boven. E 13 A., B., E. Both teachers and students joined in the fun and became clowns for a day. Among the many jesters were Juniors Michelle Parish, Jim Jackson, and Joe De Pier re as well as good-natured faculty members, Mr. Pender, Mr. Roehrig, and 44The Saint. C. Ms. OfChap takes aim at the Senior's t4Sponge Toss' booth. G G. Reigning over the Big Top festivities were King Bill Wright and Queen Pam Watterworth. H. Class competi- . tions included a down contest, with each class choosing one person to represent them as their official Class Clown”, Becky Hansen chose a Raggedy Ann costume to represent the Class of 86, while Terri Thomas kept everyone smiling with her antics as Bubbles , the Seniors mascot. D. Juniors Carolyn Wilson, Vicki VanOoy, Tammy Frank, Michelle Schleuter, Sonja Frattallone and Clown Heidi Smith worked the Class of 85 Cake Walk F. Ringmaster Kim Pilarski joins fellow seniors, Ralph Tovias, Jamie Bowman. Pam Woodhams, Dawn Mullins, and Pam Ritsema in Circus Day UNDER THE BIG TOP 9 r — Good Times-------------------------- A. Mr. Peabody, alias Dawn Mullins, escorts his wife Mindy Racette to center stage. B. Cheerleaders tease Senior Mark Serbenski by awarding him his own baby doll after It became known that his affections were being channelled to a younger schoolmate. C. Cast of the Trivia Show get together for post-assembly fun. Front row: Mindy Racette (Mrs. Peabody). Pat Brennan. Gina Rigozii (Emma Jean). Tim South and Paul Higashi. Row two: Gary Jacobs, Kelle Maxwell (Miss Betty Lou). Heidi Smith (Buzz Stoner). Mark Serbenski. Pam Barich (emcee). Bill Wright. Dawn Mullins (Mr. Peabody). Tammy Rulter (the assistant), and Theresa Guimond (Mrs. Foxy Roxy). A B V - k « Homecoming provided another opportunity for a fun-filled assembly. D.. F. Sophomore Mike Beck shows off his winning garb In the Dress-Up contest while Senior Rich Conway seems to have forgotten something. G E. Sophomores Pam Klein, Kelly Russell, Michelle Farrell, Tammy Smothers, Kris Mitchener, Pam Sullivan. Sherry Melson and Julie Llnderman are confident of a victory after winning two of the three assembly games. G. Jerl Knlss rides high atop the fastest built pyramid. J ------ Spirit Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Ellen Klnville Row Two: Michelle Farrell, Michelle Kussy, Jill Greene, Marc! Wilder, Joelle Bowman. Row Three: Kelly Longshore, Coach Cindy Meeth, Tracey Terry. Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Tammy Rulter, Mindy Racette, Pam Barich. Row Two: Gina Rigozzi, Dawn Mullins. Theresa Gulmond. Row Three: Heidi Smith, OraLee Gipson. Coach Cindy Meeth spends many long hours helping the girls prepare for their performances. The smiles of Cheerleader Dawn Mullins and Pom Linda Kunow reflect their appreclatlon. A Pom Pon's Front Row: Linda Kunow, Sonja Fra ttallone. Sherri Coena Row Two: Amy Lutz, Mary Rumaey, Sara Hoffman. Coach Cindy Meeth Row Three: Leann F o o y, Rene Coun ter man, Karen Buck Freshman Cheerleaders Front Row: Janet Wlckett. Row Two: Amy Baker. Sylvia Frattallone. Dana Peters. Row Three: Michele Thomas. Lisa Barkovlch. Melodic Perry. Coach Cindy Meeth Row Four: Gina Blackburn. J A. Vanity Cheerleaders Theresa Gulmond. OraLee Gipson, Pam Barich, Heidi Smith, Tammy Rulter, Mindy Race tie and Dawn Mullins say “Hello . B. Sophomore Michelle Kussy engrossed by the J. V. action on the field. C. Freshmen Michelle Thomas, Janet Wick-ett and Melodie Perry raise the crowd's spirit with their “Redskin Salute . D. Cheerleaders Tracey Terry, Ellen Kin-villa, MarcI Wilder, Michelle Kussy, Jill Greene, Kelly Longshore and Joelle Bowman wear winning smiles Indicating a J.V. victory. V ----Enthusiasm ------------ E. Freshman Gina Blackburn forms a “V” for victory as the Frosh dominated Hackett in a KVA game. F. Karen Buck raises her poms to hail the “Mighty Redskins . G. Poms Leann Fooy, Linda Kunow. Sarah Hoffman. Renee Counterman, Karen Buck and Mary Rumsey perform a precision kick in their routine. F J —Redskins Tackle “83” Football Season A. Coach Dave St. Aubin instructs sophomore Jon Griffith to get out there and get 'em’’. B. Varsity Coach Kim Rowekamp introduced his players to the student body at an assembly before the season-opening game against Detroit’s St. Benedictine. A B C. Varsity players crash through a banner heralding Homecoming 1983. V c D. J.V. gridders take the field amid the rousing chants of cheerleaders and spectators. E. Kevin Kopec views the game from the sideline after an injury at Delton shortened his season. F. Freshman Coach Mark Candey has a lot to smile about as his team enjoyed a 6-1-1 season. F _________ One Victory for Varsity Gridders The 1983 Varsity Football season was a tough one for the Redskins with only one victory over the Malta wan Wildcats. Joe! Patterson and Ron Ciszek produced most of the offense, while linebackers Tim South, Paul Abnet and tackles Mark Serbenski and Gary Jacobs held our defense together. Elected to the K.V.A. All-Conference Team - Honorable Mention were Joe! Patterson, Tim South, Kevin Flick, Mark Serbenski and Ron St. Clair. Outstanding players for the Redskins were: Leading Tacklers - Tim South. Paul Abnet, Mark Serbenski, Leading Interceptor • Mike Burk, Leading QB Sacks - Mark Serbenski, Most Valuable Player - Tim South, Most Valuable Offensive Player - Joel Patterson, Most Valuable Defensive Player - Mark Serbenski, Most Improved - Paul Abnet and Bill Wright. Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponent 6 Det. St. Benedictine 26 20 Mattawan 0 0 Parchment 26 7 Kalamazoo Christian 19 8 Galesburg- Augusta 37 3 Delton 24 8 Hackett 27 7 Grand Rapids Christian 20 0 Otsego 14 Front Row: Kevin Kniss, Marty Danberry, Joel Patterson. Pat Brennan, Todd Barkovlch, Page Bloedorn Row Two: Manager Tim Buskirk, Tom Quigley, Gary Jacobs, Bill Wright, Alan Richmond, Dale Smith, Brett Ogden Row Three: Head Coach Kim Rowekamp, Aaron Cleveland. Todd Giuzio, Ron Rogers, Ron Ciszek, Tim South, Kevin Flick, Assistant Coach Rick Smith Row Four: Mike Wunderlich, Russ Haywood, Paul Higashi, Mark Serbenski, Ron St. Clair, Don Boven, Kevin Kopec Missing from Photo: Assistant Coach Mike Jones and Player Paul Abnet 24 J. V.Upsets G-A Rams The Sophomore Football season was a season filled with thrills and disappointments. The team record was 4 wins and 5 losses. After two opening losses, one to Benedictine of Detroit and the other to Mattawan, the team put a four game winning streak together. The highlight of the winning streak was a big victory over Galesburg-Augusta, 34-32. The remaining three losses were hard-fought contests, climaxed with a heart-breaking defeat to Otsego in the waning seconds of the contest. Overall, the season was a successful one and the team deserves a round of applause for their endeavors. Receiving the Coaches Award was Paul Schlncariol and Ted Owens received the Big Heart Award. Front Row: Paul Schincariol, Mike Burk, Mike Matheny, Jeff Vandenbos, Jon Griffith, Chad VanDenBerg Row Two: Steve Whitworth, Keith Henson, Jon Schincariol. Steve Kanwischer, Art Lugar, Pat Essex, John Schincariol, Ted Owens Row Three: Coach Moorhead, Andy Brotebeck, Joe Kruizenga, Marc Wilson, Bruce Hendrickson, Tom Wunderlich. Brian Hall, Coach St. Aubin Scoreboa Paw Paw IS Det. St. HI � Opponent Benedictine 26 0 Mattawan 16 12 Parchment 0 28 Kalamazoo ( ftVI Christian 0 34 Galesburg- Augusta 32 21 Delton 0 0 Hackett 3 21 12 Otsego 14 25 Winning Season for Freshmen This talented group of young men demonstrated this fall that they truly are winners. The offense scored 178. and the defense allowed the opponents a mere 21 points all season. The team posted a record of 6-1-1. Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponents 16 Gull Lake 0 6 Buchanan 6 46 Mattawan 0 16 Dowagiac 7 42 Mattawan 0 24 Hackett 0 22 LMC 0 6 Otsego 8 Front Row: Matt Holewa, Bob Yarbrough. Jason VanDenBos, Bill Lula, Chris Wallace, Stefan Tokarchick, Kevin Stanisiewski, Tim Zdzinicki, Coach Andy Hamre. Row Two: Matt Hutchens, Mark Nash, Chad Worden, John Glomski, Mike McCarthy, Blain Heneghan, Mark Duell. Jeff Montgomery. Row Three: Ed Jager, Todd Hess, Ken McMullen, Brian Begeman, Eric Lantz, Bill Buhl. Row Four: Coach Mark Candey, John Fuller, Chet VanDenBerg, Paul Thayer, Steve Paulus, Jason Serbenski, Randy Good. Chris Lossie. Missing from Photo: Jon Imus 26 2 Wins for J.V. Girls A. Sophomore Amy Albar moves the ball down court. B. Center Ann Goodyear takes the tip from her opponent. A B Scoreboard Paw Paw 10 Three Rivers 14 Dowaglac 26 Otsego 36 Vicksburg 20 Kalamazoo Christian 13 Gull Lake 18 Matt a wan 32 Hackett 28 Parchment 36 Galesburg-Augusta 36 Delton 53 14 Kalamazoo Christian 31 29 35 56 30 22 46 24 Fennville 31 Mattawan 18 Hackett 35 Parchment 18 Galesburg-Augusta 34 Delton Front Row: Kathleen Brennan, Becky Stackhouse, Sherry Ghastin, Amy Albar, Ann Goodyear, Kelly Russell. Row Two: Tammy Barnes, Chris Picardat, Jane Rice, Chris Boley, Rachael Lee. Row Three: Coach Tom Crook, Nanci Goble, Suzie Dziewicki, Holly Fisk, Kathy Teske, Wendy Hoger. 27 KVA Title for Varsity Girls The Varsity Girls enjoyed a very successful season this year by capturing the KVA crown with a 10 win, 2 loss record. Though success was due to a total team effort, much could be attributed to Seniors Paula Jones, Kim McDowell, Tracy McNeil, Lynn Stull and Kim PUarski, whose gallant efforts will be missed next year. Lynn Stull was voted Most Valuable Player by her teammates and Tracy McNeil was voted Most Improved Player. Lynn Stull and Kim McDowell were selected to the KVA All Star Team by the coaches, while Paula Jones and Tracy McNeil received Honorable Mention awards. Besides being chosen to the KVA All Star Team. Kim McDowell was the first Girls Basketball player from Paw Paw to be chosen to the Associated Press All-State Team. Kim also set a new school record this year for the most points scored in one game with 37. Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponents 45 Three Rivers 23 45 Dowagiac 26 56 Otsego 23 47 Vicksburg 35 26 Kalamazoo Christian 31 42 Gull Lake 68 39 Mattawan 18 46 Hackett 31 47 Parchment 23 46 Galesburg-Augusta 23 39 Delton 34 46 Kalamazoo Christian 35 37 Fennville 52 55 Matta wan 20 42 Hackett 31 55 Parchment 36 52 Galesburg-Augusta 22 35 Delton 37 Front Row: Pam Hess, Renee Goens, Carolyn Wilson Row Two: Kim Pilarski, Cheryl Rieck, Paula Jones. Michele Serbenski Row Three: Coach Steve Wright. Tracy McNeil. Kim McDowell. Anita Capone. Lynn Stull 28 A. Cheryl Rieck goes for a fast-break lay-up. B. Tightly defensed, Cheryl Rieck passes the ball. C. Senior Lynn Stull grabs the ball from the opposing Otsego player. C D F D. Tracy McNeil puts up a shot with Paula Jones positioned for the offensive rebound. E. E. Michele Serbenski shoots for two. F. Kim McDowell overshadows her opponents at the top of the key while Anita Capone and Paula Jones anticipate her pass. 29 Student Council A. Student Council Officers: Paul Higashi - Treasurer, Kim Pilarski - President, Theresa Guimond - Secretary, Michele Serbenski - Vice President. B. Oaf, Ron Rogers, cleans a path for Junior candidate Carolyn Wilson during Homecoming activities. A 1983-84 Student Council: Front Row: Lora Wilson, Lisa Smith, Mindy Racette, Paul Higashi, Kim Pilarski, Dawn Mullins, Sharyn Dillon, Janet Wickett, Suzie Dziewicki. Row Two: Chris Boley, Bev Crosser, Jari Haas, Michele Serbenski, Theresa Guimond, Pam Ritsema, Shelly Blacksten, Amy Albar, Ann Reed. Row Three: Pam Barich, Ann Goodyear, OraLee Gipson, Lisa Schincariol, Rina Schincariol, Carolyn Wilson, Linda Rozenbergs, Gina Rigozzi, Stacy Crane, Kelly Longshore. Row Four: Brian Hall, Eric Smith, Mike Burk, Ron Rogers, Ron Ciszek, Pat Brennan, Andy Kokitus, y Brian McMullen, ________________________________________________________________ D. Student Council sponsored a KVA exchange day In the fall. Several of the Paw Paw students who were hosts and hostesses for the exchange were (back row) Linda Rozenbergs, Kim Kirschman, Rina Schlncariol, Theresa Guimond, Kara Lucas, Kathleen Brennan and Brian McMullen. Among the visiting students were (front row) Kathy Klooster - Kalamazoo Christian, Kim Olson • Mattawan, Kim Vetler • Galesburg, Karla Mapes - Delton, Jim Johnson - Parchment and Steve Tyler - Hackett. E. Senior Pam Barich represented the student body at a Board of Education meeting, voicing the feelings of the students to Superintendent Robert Hansen. F. Halftime Committee members Ann Goodyear, Lisa Schincariol, Kim Pilarski and Norma Ousley prepare sashes for the Homecoming candidates. Physics Road Rally It was a beautiful sunny day for the annual Physics Road Rally. Mr. Freeland was in charge of the competition between 8 groups of Physics students. All were given motion problems from Physics to solve, sending the students off in different directions. Upon arriving at the solved location, the groups had to sign in at the checkpoint. The goal of the rally was to find all of the checkpoints in the correct order with minimum distance traveled and minimum time elapsed. Check with any Physics student for helpful hints to win a Road Rally. A. Road Rally participants included Mindy Racette, Pam Barich, Lisa Schincariol. Chuck Barnes (front), Eric Matheny, Robin Strand, Michele Herwick, Chris Heldak, Tammy Hiemstra, Jenny Triquet, Kim McDowell and Mark Serbenski. B. Terry Thomas, Lynn Stull, Andy Baker and Paul Higashi begin the quest for checkpoint one. C. David Wilder indulges in liquid refreshment before his team begins the rally. Dance To The Music! A. Pam Sullivan and Anita Capone “jump to the lyrics of Van Halen's number one single. B. John Brotebeck Just can't stop dancin’. C. Despite the crowd. Sophomores Laura Howe. Michelle Kussy and Ann Goodyear enjoy the after game music and dancing. D. The happy faces of Nancl Goble. Lora Wilson. Cathy Thayer. Holly Fisk. Kim Kolosar and Michele Dokey reflect the good times had at school sponsored dances. q q “ Student Council sponsored several assemblies and student activities throughout the winter months. Dawn Mullins was entranced while she was suspended In mid-air; Mark fierbenskl volunteered for some trickery with rings and Margie Harrell tried to operate some unusual scissors. A Monday afternoon assembly with the Air Force Band captivated a very attentive audience. Ms. Stull was serenaded with the lyrics, You Were Always on My Mind while dancing with a young Airman, and a lively tune evoked the student body to respond with an Oh YeahI Norma Ousley, Andy Kokitus and Julie Kemp worked on a raffle that raised over $255 for Muscular Dystrophy. March was reading month In Paw Paw and the winners of a poster contest were: Michelle Parish First Place, Paul Connelly and Kip De Valle - Second Place. Joy Stoner (not pictured) - Third Place. Activities 35 Clowning Around During Winter Homecoming £ A. Seniors gather together at the Winter Homecoming assembly to climax a week of Circus fun. B. Kevin Flick wields his shove! and bucket, ready to scoop up Seniors Don Boven, Joe Snowaert. Bill Wright and Tim South. C. David Wilder. Robin Strand. Pam Barich. Mindy Racette and Chris Podkol contribute to the cast of characters found under the Big Top. D. Freshman Jeff Montgomery carefully pins the trunk on the elephant at the Winter games. E. Class mascot. Andy Kokltus whistles his approval of the Big Top activities. F. 1984 Winter Homecoming Royalty: Sophomores: Joe Kruhenga and Jill Greene Freshmen: Cathy Barnes and Jon Imus. Juniors: Dan Stamp and Julie Kemp. Seniors: Bill Wright and Pam F Watterworth. Step Right Up! The Student Council took advantage of the circus theme of Winter Homecoming to provide a means of raising money for Muscular Dystrophy. Each class sponsored a carnival booth and students flocked to the gym to spend their money and enjoy the Big Top atmosphere. The ‘Sponge Toss Booth of the Senior Class proved to be the most profitable, raising over fifty-six dollars for M.D. A. Senior Kevin Flick was one of the first to spend his quarter for a chance to toss a wet sponge. B. Student Council officers Kim Piiarski, Theresa Gulmond and Paul Higashi contributed to the planning and organizing of Winter Homecoming '84. Take A Chance! C. Therm warn never a dull moment am sponges flew non-stop for the entire lunch period. Among the wary victims were “The St.”. Brian Pace and Mark Serbenskl. D. Junior Poms Alyson Wllfong and Mary Rumaey Join classmate Rim Krause In the stands after they performed a cheerleader-pom routine to Michael Jackson’s Beat It”. E. Sophomores Crystal Oliver. Usa Williams and Susie Podkol manned their class booth as contestants tried to accumulate the most points by tossing ping pong balls. F. Kathy Hoover rakes In the cash at the Freshmen’s ”Coin Toes”. Varsity Club Front Row: Sergeant at Arms - Lynn Stull, President - Paula Jones. Vice President • Lisa Schincariol, Treasurer - Heidi Smith. Secretary - Gina Rigozzi. Row Two: Jill Terrill, Leann Fooy. Ron St. Clair, Carolyn Wilson, Anita Capone, Tracy McNeil, Kim Pilarski, Renee Goens, Cheryl Rieck. Soccer Club Front Row: Mattawan Student. Shawn Kokitus, Tim Sage, Dan Brill, Brian McMullen, Dan Kondor, Laura Moore. Mark Adams. Rick Waite. Row Two: Coach M. Boothby. Jim Crump. David Boothy, Joe Snowaert, Steve Terry, Mark Eyre, Eric Wing. Brad Brooks. Coach H. Timmerman. Quiz Bowl Team Undefeated in KVA Quiz Bowl questions come from ail areas of knowledge: literature, social studies, science, theater, mathematics and music. A team gains points for a correct answer but loses points for a wrong answer. This year's Paw Paw High School Quiz Bowl team led the Kalamazoo Valley Association with an undefeated season, the only team of seven in this year's KVA double elimination competition to accomplish this feat. Quiz Bowl members were: Front Row, Tammy Hiemstra, Tracy McNeil, Kim McDowell. Leann Fooy; Row Two, Ann Reed, Jill Terrill, Anne Moore, Chris Heldak. Choir Club Mrs. Kathy Forsythe, advisor. Daphne Sinkewiz, Tammy Ruiter, Susan Ambs, Laura Fritts, Chris Kniss. 41 Varsity Records One Win Over Parchment Scoreboard Paw Pan 35 Dowaglac 27 h.ilamazoo Chrii 49 Fen rill H 54 Mai 49 Allegan Berrien 33 56 56 Kalamazoo Hacketi Otsego 36 . Parchment 29 Galesburg Augusta 41 f clton p 54 Kalamazoo Christian 61 Gull Lake j 43 Mattauan P j 39 Decatur 41 Kalamazoo Hackett 57 Parchment 40 Three Rivers 40 Galesburg-Augusta 4 Dalton District Tournament 44 Allegan Ft, (20T) 57 53 Varsity Basketball: Front Row: P. Brennan, B. Humphrey, F. Quantz, T. Conklin, D. Mastenbrook, J. Patterson. Row Two: J. Rice (Assistant), M. Burk, J. Muvrin, B. Towle, Coach Marc Throop, R. Ciszek, S. Whitworth, M. Kubiszak. 42 Lack of experience and a poor shooting percentage proved to be fatal for the Redskins. a team, the varsity could only muster a 31% shooting average from the floor. Frank Quantz lias the team leader in both scoring (16.4 points per game) and rebounding (8.2 rebounds per game). Dave Mastenbrook was awarded the “John Pugsley Memorial Award” for his outstanding contributions to the team and Todd Conklin was awarded the “Outstanding Attitude award for his tremendous effort and improvement. A. Senior Bob Humphrey belt Jet for the offentl ve rebound. B. Leading acorer Frank Quanta leapt high over a defending Parchment player for an eaay bucket. C. Senior Dave Maalenbrook blockt out a defender to get the rebound after a mlaaed free-throw attempt. D. Junior Ron Claiek nett a pick for Sophomore Mike Burk while Todd Conklin huatlea for poaltton under the boarde. E. Senior guard Joe Patteraon brlnga the ball down the court while the offenae aela up. 43 Two Overtime Victories for J.V. The J.V. team finished with a 4-16 record overall and 2-10 In the KVA. Two of the victories were in overtime. The team point production improved the last four games, showing good signs for next year's program. The best field goal percentage game was in our win over Three Rivers when the boys shot 55%. Junior Varsity Basketball: Front Row: A. Brotebeck, T. Breitenbach, P. Rozen-bergs. P. Schincariol. Row Two: T. Wunderlich, J. Krulzenga, F. Blackburn, B. Hendrickson. M. Ma-kowskl (Manager). Row Three: T. Carlsen. B. Woodhams, P. McGuire, Coach Will Billings. A. Forward Ted Breitenbach puts up a shot against a tough Parchment defense. B. Sophomore Frank Blackburn shoots for two from Inside the key. Scoreboard 44 Freshmen Tie for Second in The Paw Paw Freahmen basketball team ended their season with a record of 7 wins and 11 losses. The team finished with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses In the KVA. good for a tie for second place with Hackett Catholic. Leading scorers on this year's team were Kevin John Stanlszewskl (12.8 points per game) and Jon Imus (11.1 points per game). Leading rebounders were Imus with 151 and Chris Rickll with 102. Staniszewskl also led the team In assists, steals, and free throw percentage while Imus led In loose ball recoveries and field goal percentage. Bill Lula was the team's most Improved player and third leading scorer with 142 points. Freshman Basketball Front Row: B. Lula. R. Weatherwax. B. Yarbrough. K. Staniszewskl, T. Hess. S. Lindenbach. Row Two: Coach Harley Pierce. J. Grulzenga. C. Wallace. J. Montgomery. J. Imus. J. VanDenBos. C. Rickll. J. Bergeson (Manager). Scoreboard 46 Ft In well ■ f 55 T A 49 Hmckm, 51 35 D. o. 45 39 Otsego sr 45 Hackett 47 65 Ka la ms too Christian 46 49 Gull Lake 50 60 Malta wan 55 61 Goblaa 41 65 Hackett 60 31 Centre llle 30 49 Three Rivers 55 56 Dowaglac 61 45 Dalton 48 45 Varsity Takes 3rd Place in KVA Varsity sndsd ths 1983-84 season with a 14 win. 7 loss record for regular season and 17 wins. 11 losses with tournament play. Not only did the Redskins set a new record winning season for Paw Paw High School’s volleyball program but they also put together the longest consecutive winning streak of 11 straight matches without a defeat. Receiving awards for outstanding play throughout the season were Captain Terry Thomas. 110% Award and Most Valuable Player Award. Co-Captain Pam Hess. Coaches Award. Michelle Ranger and Kara Lucas. Most Valuable Defensive Player Award, Gall Llndenbach. Spark Plug Award, and Vicki Kanwlscher. Most Improved Player Award. Senior Terry Thomas and Junior Anita Capone also were honored as 1st Team KVA All Stars while Senior Gall Llndenbach was named 2nd Team KVA All Star. Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: P. Hess. C. Ladd. P. Rltsema. R. Haas. Row Two: K. Pllarskl. T. Thomas. G. Llndenbach. M. Ranger. Row Three: C. Thomas (Manager). A. Capone. K. Lucas. V. Kanwlscher. Coach Debbie Klelnbeck. A. Co-Capta n Pam Hess sends the ball back over the net in match play. B. KVA All star Terry Thomas shows off her serving style as she earned 188 points this season at the service line. C. Anita Capone at the net. Anita compiled 47 tip points and 76 killer spikes in competition this year. Fifth Place for J.V. Volleyball The J. V. Volleyball team under coach Teresa Winkelman finished fifth In KVA competition. Overall record for the Redskins was 10 wins and 11 losses. The team’s highlight of the season was a victory over Lawton 15-3, 15-12. Top servers for the Redskins were Soph • omore Becky Stack-house, Freshman Jane Rice and Sophomore Julie Goddard. Junior Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: K. Russell, P. Sullivan, A. Peterson, L. Brock. Row T wo: W. Hoger, B. Stackhouse, J. Goddard, S. Goens. Row Three: H. Staniszewski (Manager), J. Haas, J. Rice, Coach Theresa Winkelman. A B A. Sophomore Jari Haas “bumps” the ball to the front line players with Julie Goddard watching the action. B. Kelly Russell stands ready as Freshman Sheri Goens executes a forearm pass. 47 SPRING ACTIVITIES A. Rich Conway and Theresa Gulmond enjoy the refreshing Spring sunshine. B. Student Council bunnies Rina Schincar-lol, Ron Ciszek, Pam Barich, Brian McMullen, Ron Rogers, Amy Albar and Theresa Guimond prepare to hop off with their Easter messages. C. Bunny Brian had a hard time sorting out his eggs. B. D. Springtime meant class elections for the 84-85 school year. Candidates Andy Kokitus and Linda Rozenbergs stand in front of some of the many campaign posters. E. Spring of ’84 saw the ducks return to the courtyard to raise a brood of nine ducklings. F. Mrs. Stenner's fourth hour Mythology class picked a sunny April day to have some sophomore fun. G. Juniors Laurie Veldt and Jenny Waite relax during a Springtime track meet. The theme of this year's Fine Arts Festival was “Prim aver a” - spring. Spring was certainly here on Friday, May 4. when we celebrated the Festival. The pleasant weather was an added attraction, and the Festival was well attended. Visitors were able to see drawings, paintings and other works produced by students in Miss Bassette's classes. Also on display were student projects from woodworking, metalworking and Spanish classes. Several classes made video tapes to show at the Festival, and the Advanced Foods class prepared refreshments ... Students pictured with their artwork: Mike Rieck and David Revore. Primavera mural; Miles Hanley, grandfather clock; Tammy Smothers and Anita Capone. Puppet Theatre; Laura Frltts. artwork display; Pam Woodhams and Erik Matheny. folkdancers. A. Band director, Al Hone, presents the John Philip Sousa Award to senior Elena Diamond. B. High School choral group makes Its debut. C. Karen Buck, Michele Dokey, Cathy Thayer and Sara Buchanan perform a dance routine, Holding Out for a Hero. V ... There were several Uve performance . The High School Band opened the evening with a thorr mutlcal preieotation. After the Band, the W.M.U. Repertory Dance Company performed eeveral number The newly formed High School Choir made Ite debut at the Floe Arte Feeilval. and Hr . Stenner directed a eerie of eklte about life In high tchool. Three dance number rounded out the evening. D. Erik Hatheay and Michelle Schleuter act out a scene about high school life. E. Michele Serbeoakl moderated the presentation by the High School Ensemble Actors. F. Sylvia Frattallone. Connie Latham. Sonja Frattallone. Jenny Wells. Monica Youngblood and Jenny Waite performed a fast dance. E. y r “Up Where We Belong” Junior-Senior Prom 1984 On Saturday evening, April 28, 1984, the Junior Class of Paw Paw High School presented the 1984 Prom, Up Where We Belong”. Over one hundred couples enjoyed a dinner-dance at the Kalamazoo Sheraton Inn. The evening began with a hot buffet featuring roast sirloin, fried chicken and baked ham and continued until 1:00 a.m. with dancing to the sounds of Sonrise”. In attendance at the gala happening were Paul Abnet and Sonja Reisterer, Kim Kirschman and Todd Giuzio, Mark Serbenski and Lynn Stull, Scott Taylor and Chris Heldak, Brenda McKenney and Gary Jacobs, Greg Dillon and Julie Kemp, Ron St. Clair and Michele Serbenski, Ron Rogers and Carolyn Wilson. Chosen King and Queen of the 1984 Prom were Junior Brett Ogden and Freshman Janet Wickett. V. A. Pam Ritsema and Paul Schlncarlol, Jamie Bowman and Jason Smith. Will Wisher and Michelle Ranger. Mark Porter and Connie Weston. B. Son)a Frattallone and Ron Duls. C. Most Loveable Couple: Aon Kenney and Dan Kondor. D. Best Dressed Couple: Todd Gluxlo and Kim Klrschman. E. Best Coordinated Couple: Lacy Owens and Frank Quants. F. John Sobleralskl and Kim Pllarskl. Rene Goens and Scott Smith. Kara Lucas and Howard Wager. G. Greg Burns and Leann Fooy. Cindy Rice and Winston Seals, Kristen Rucker and Aaron Cleveland. Amy Whitmore and Keith Shears. c. H. Kevin Flick and Pam Watterworth. Rich Conway and Pam Woodhams. Boy’s Track - A Year Of Building Despite a 0-12 record, the Redskin team continued to Improve all season. Led by Most Valuable team member, Dan Smith, and Captains David Fellhelmer and David Revore, the team steadily progressed with the help of several underclassmen. Sophomore Tim Erickson, who led the team In scoring, was an Integral part of the season's building process. Discus man Art Lugar was chosen Most Improved from many candidates by his teammates. Boys9 Track: Front Row: Joe Snowaert, David FeUheimer, David Revore, Frank Garcia, Brian Cody. Row Two: Jeff Powless, John Glomski, Dan Stamp, Rich Rose, Alan Taylor, Lynn Lamphear. Row Three: Coach Andy Hamre, Andy Glomski, Art Lugar, Tom Quigley, Greg Markus, Coach Terry Kannegieter. Row Four: Ed Jager, David Lean, Tim Erickson, Matt Holewa, Brian Begeman, William Rayborn, Manager. Capone And Gipson Highlight Season Captain Anita Capone, who captured the State Class B Crown In the shot put and placed fourth In the State Meet discus event, led the team In scoring and set school records In those events during the season. Senior Ora Lee Gipson, sharing Most Valuable honors with Capone, was second In scoring and KVA Conference Champion In the 100 and 300 meter hurdle events. Gipson was a State Meet qualifier In 100 meter hurdles and set school records In both the hurdle events. Also breaking school records was Junior Susan Campbell In the 800 meter and 1600 meter runs. With leadership from Captains Capone and Lisa Schlncarlol, the girls had a 5-7 record and finished in third place at the KVA Conference Meet. Girls’ Track: Front Row: Ora Lee Gipson, Dana Peters, Kelly Russell, Heidi Smith, Leann Fooy, Susan Campbell. Row Two: Coach Andy Hamre, Jenny Waite, Kelly Buhl, Rachel Lee, Lisa Schincariol, Coach Terry Kannegieter. Row Three: Laurie Veldt, Anita Capone. Amy Baker, Vicki Van Ooy, Jari Haas, Deanna Herbert. 59 Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponent 4 Coloma 10 1 Allegan 10 3. 4 Mattawan 8. 17 6 Bloomingdale 0 7 Decatur 12 3 Kalamazoo Christian 6 1 Bangor 9 6 Lake Michigan Catholic 4 14 Hartford 11 2, 10 Parchment 3. 11 14. 5 Galesburg- Augusta 5. 4 0. 17 Do wag lac 9. 12 6. 7 Delton 5. 6 0, 10 Buchanan 5. 9 7. 8 Hackett 6. 5 Bloomingdale Tournament 4 Bridgman 5 6 Homeruns In Win Over Hartford The Varsity team ended the season with a 6-17 overall record and a 3-8 mark in the K.V.A. Some of the highlights were Will Wisher’s one hitter against Bloomingdale, six homeruns hit in the game against Hartford, and come-from-behind wins over Hackett and Galesburg-Augusta. The leading hitters were Joel Patterson (.333) and Will Wisher (.306). In homeruns. Wisher led with six, followed by Patterson and Joe VanNus with four each. Todd Barkovich hit three homeruns. In the pitching department. Barkovich had three wins. Wisher had two wins and one save, and VanNus had one win and one save. Wisher and Patterson were named co-most valuable players for the team. Varsity Baseball: Front Row: Kevin Flick, Will Wisher, Joel Patterson, Tim South, Ron Ciszek, Mike Makowski. Manager. Row Two: Ken Goodwin, Craig Curtis, Evan Jones, Todd Barkovich, Erik Hindenach, Matt Sides, Joe Van Nus. Row Three: Greg Dillon, Dale Smith, Mark Hindenach, Jim Lipp, Jill Terrill, stats.. Coach Wil Billings. 60 J. V. Baseball Undefeated at Home The J.V. baseball team finished the season with a fine overall record of 16-6 and a K.V.A. record of 8-3. The Redskins were 10-0 at home this year and ended the season with six straight victories. Freshman Jon Imus led all pitchers with a brilliant 7-0 record, followed by Tom Wunderlich at 6-3. Mike Burk pitched a no-hitter against Bangor, blanking the Vikings 11-0. Burk, with a .345 average, led the offense In five categories Including hits, runs, triples, times on base and homeruns. Bob Yarbrough was the leading hitter for the Reds with a .444 batting average. The J.V.'s had six other .300 hitters In their lineup which sported a team average of .292. These six players were Wunderlich-.342. Kevin Staniszewski-,341, Bill Lula-.333. Chris Wallace-.333. Jon lmus-.325 and Pat McGuire-.305. Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponent 0 Coloma 12 8 Allegan 3 6. 7 Mattawan 4. 2 9 Decatur 5 2. 7 Kalamazoo Christian 0. 3 7. 5 Bangor 6. 2 4. 2 Parchment 5. 5 13. 18 Galesburg Augusta 2. 5 7. 3 Dowagiac 8. 12 12 Dalton 2. 6. 9 Buchanan 4. 3 4. 6 Hackett 10. 5 11, 31 Bangor 0. 11 Junior Varsity Baseball: Front Row: Jon Imus, Mike Burk. Pat McGuire, Tom Wunderlich, Glen Dillon, Coach Tom Crook. Row Two: Mike Larson, Bob Yack, Andy Brotebeck, Paul Schincariol, Steve Whitworth, John Grubius. Row Three: Chris Wallace, Bob Yarbrough, Bill Lula, Kevin Staniszewski. Chris Rickli, Scott Barnes. 61 Varsity Softball Wins Bloomingdale Tournament Despite Hnlthlng with am 8-23 record. the Vanity Softball eeaton warn a successful on , showing progressive Improvement throughout the year. The team' season warn highlighted by taking let Place hooon at the Bloomingdale Tournament. Junlon Renee Goeoa and Amy McLean were voted to the K.VJt. All-Conference team, and with 7 of the 9 etartert returning, the team la looking forward to a promising aeamon next year. Scoreboard Paw Paw Opponent 0 Colonta 2 0 Allegan 9 I. 2 Malta wan 11. 2 14 7 Decatur 3. 8 2. 8 Kalamaioo Chrlatlan 15. 9 0. 1 Bangor 10. 9 Lake Michigan 10 Catholic 13 2. 3 Hartford 12. 14 3. 8 Parchment 4. 12 4. 4 Galeaburg Augutla 1. 9 2. 12 Dowaglac 13. 22 15. 2 Bloomingdale 7. 17 12. 4 Dellon 3. 3 8 Buchanan 9 9. 1 Hackatt 13. 4 1. 3 Brandywine 6. 6 Bloomingdale Tournament 9 Brldgeman 5 15 Lawton 6 4 Bloomingdale 3 11 Pre-District 10 62 Varsity Softball: Front Row: Gail Lindenbach, Paula Jones, Jami Bowman, Pam Ritsema. Row Two: Pam Hess, Renee Goens, Kathleen Brennan, Kelly Goodwin. Row Three: Amy McClean, Jacklin VanAlstine, Kelli Fisk, Gina Rigozzi. Row Four: Assistant Mike Beebe, Coach Don Moorehead. 4-19 Season For Junior Varsity Softball The Jr. Varsity softball team finished the 1984 season with a record of 4 wins • 19 losses. The team consisted of 5 sophomores and 11 freshmen. The girls can be proud of the fact that they never gave up and when their chance to play came, each displayed the determination It takes to be winners. Junior Varsity Softball: Front Row: Tammy Barnes, Chris Hindenach, Kathy Teske, Sherry Ghastin, Amy Albar, Coach Steve Wright. Row Two: Holly Fisk, Missy Worden, Missy Wolf, Sherry Goens, Nicole Campbell, Becky Stackhouse. Row Three: Suzie Dzwiecki, Kathy Barnes. Nancy Goble, Sharyn Dillon, Sandy Bommerschiem. Scoreboard Paw Pam Opponent 8 Co oma 9 IS Allegan 5 6. 5 Kalamazoo Christian 16. 21 11. 5 Bangor 13. 21 9. 7 Parchment 17. 17 3. 9 Galtfburg Augutia 21. 11 12. 16 Dowaglac 16. 26 14. 11 Delton 20. 7 11. 8 Buchanan 40. 9 8. 0 Hacketl 7. 28 22 Brandywine 21 8. 10 Bangor 9. 13 4, 8 Matte u an 16. 18 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Terri Thomas, Tammy Hlemstra, Pam Woodhams, Kim McDowell, Tracy McNeil, Kim Pilarski. Row Two: Kevin Flick, Michelle Ranger, Pam Watterworth, Audrey Hudson, Lisa Schincarioi, Lynn Stull, Paula Jones, Tim South, Leann Fooy, Erik Matheny. Row Three: Michele Herwick, Chris Heldak, Pam Barich, Mindy Racette, Jill Terrill. 1984 NHS Inductees: Front Row: Chris Podkol, Amy Lossie, Julie Kemp, Heidi Smith, Michelle Parish, Ann Reed. Row Two: Gina Rigozzi, Lisa Tarala, Phil Stoner, Ron Ciszek, Michele Serbenski, Ron St. Clair, Dan Stamp, Charles Barnes. Row Three: Michele Dokey, Mary Rumsey, Pam Hess, Robin Strand, Joe Muvrin, Susan Campbell, Jim Chamberlin. 1983-84 WAPPAW STAFF Kathryn Booth by. Editor Editor - Kathryn Boothby Advisor - Mrs. Patricia M. Horn Copy - Mrs. Carol Blackburn Typing and Secretarial Assistant - Mrs. Carol Blackburn Poetry - Anne Moore Cover Design - Brian McMullen Graphics - Brian McMullen Wappaw Advertising Staff - Chris Podkol, Paula Jones, Anne Moore, Rick White, Chris Kniss, Greg Burns, Tracy McNeil. Wappaw Copy and Layout - Chris Kniss, Anne Moore, Chris Podkol, Robin Strand, Stephanie Anderson. Many thanks to the students, faculty and administrators of Paw Paw High School for giving support to the Wappaw Staff during 1983-84. Special thanks to Mrs. Carol Blackburn, Mr. Samuel Lyndon and Walsworth Publishing Company, Mr. Phil Racette and the Courier Leader, and Powell Studios. The hundreds of pictures reflect the many activities that take place at Paw Paw High School. The Wappaw Staff has tried diligently to depict students participating in all aspects of student life - sports, extra-curricular activities, classroom activities and a look at their Individual characteristics that make PPHS a special place to be. Many thanks to the faculty for sharing their activities with the Wappaw, Mrs. Stenner and the Student Council for creating many photographically exciting activities, and to Ms. O'Chap and the coaches for their Input. r ACADEMICS A. B. A. Senior Pat Brennan works diligently to complete his paper for Contemporary Writing. B. I an Buren Skills Center affords “hands-on” learning experience for Junior Julie Reits in Med. Lab. C. Senior Greg Burns used his extra time to become a certified E.M.T. during his final year at P.P.H.S. C. c. C. College Chemistry, 1984. Front Row: Jim Richardson, Audrey Hudson, Kim McDowell. Row Two: Chris Heldak, Janet Barnhart, Lisa Schincariol, Jill Terrill. Row Three: Pam Woodhams, Tammy Hiemstra, Tracy McNeil, Leann Fooy, Chuck Barnes, Mike Kolosar. Row Four: Brian Cody, David Wilder, Professor Bishop. Divertido en espanol A. M-TV went South of the border as the Spanish IV students performed their own video of “All Night Long B. Sophomores Kelly Russell. Missy Worden. Ann Goodyear and Kathleen Brennan depicted “Spring Break In Spanish II. C. Ron Clsiek, alias Officer McGruff. did a commercial about a Neighborhood Watch with his Spanish II cohorts. Kevin Flick, Steve Whitworth and Ron Duls. A. A D. Amy Nigg. Usa Tarala, Michele Serbenskl. Julie Kemp and Pam Hess recreated a Saturday Night Live news broadcast In Spanish III. E. Art Lugar, Pat Essex. Greg Markus. Marc Wilson and David Booth by acted out an Easter skit In Spanish II. F. Spanish III students Amy Nigg. Usa Tarala. Julie Kemp. Michelle Parish. Heidi Smith. Ray Dekker. Pam Hess. Michelle Johnston. Michele Serbenskl and Anne Moore went all out to stage a Spanish Wedding Ceremony . E. 69 70 C. Freshmen Kathy Hoover, Suzle Dziewicki. Denise Schleuter and Deanna Herbert have fun while learning new words in Mrs. Stenner’s class. y hrtrrJr � i!i1 Amy I i1 Mil 1 HlMunri rw f £ wtrtwny 'Kill F. D. Ms. Morris' class enjoyed a lunch at Red Lobster in the Spring with funds raised by a candy sale. F. Mrs. Larson's ninth grade English class performed a video of “Meet the Gods”. G. Nancy Atwater, Robin Haas and Chris Fritts. 71 S- EXPERIMENT A TION - Senior Brian McMullen was a prime factor In a Physic’s experiment about density. A. He confidently enters the barrel. B. He lowers himself down, rubber ducky and all. C. Don’t be afraid. BrianI D. Mr. Freeland gives a final push. v A. A. Seniors Mark Serbenski. Brian McMullen, and David Wilder weigh In. B. Mark Serbenski gets a little friendly help from Mr. Freeland. C. Physical Science students Cathy Hoover. Steve Paulus. Mark Kniss and Sylvia Frattallone also experimented with water displacement. B. EXPER1MENTA TION A. Mike Kolosar, Chris Knlss and David Wilder assisted Mrs. McCarthy in a science presentation for a Middle School assembly. B. Bob Humphrey experimented with a slinky in Mr. Freeland's Physics class. FORMAT (fa I CAS A. B. C. C. Senior Chuck Barnes at work in a college chemistry lab. D. Physical Science student Gina Blackburn helps a fourth grade visitor learn about science. D. ____________________________________________________________________ 74 A. Freshmen William Rayborn and John Fuller supervise an elementary school student using a Bunsen burner. D. B. Fourth grader Theresa Relsterer carefully applies heat to a test tube under the guidance of Physical Science student Bill Bryan. C. David Wilder diligently Juggles and balances on a unlcycle In a Physics' demonstration. D. Physics class combined having fun and learning for Seniors Karen Gust, David Wilder and Connie Weston. J 75 INVOLVEMENT A. Cathy Wrona. Pam Watterworth and Chris Mitchner with some Play School youngsters. B. Dawn Mullins. Theresa Gulmond. Kim Kirschman and Mindy Racette prepare for Mrs. Lee’s Play School. C. Freshmen Pam Hoppers and Missy Wolff prepared a tea in Mrs. Larson’s Enriched English. D. Terrle Dopleralski and Jerl Kniss learned about Hawaii In World History. E. Alyson Wilfon, Linda Kunow, Jacklin VanAlstlne. Ray Tovias. Carolyn Wilson. Cheryl Rieck. Rich Conway. Bob Zdlnlcki and Mike Dekker designed and decorated cakes In Advanced Foods. F. Mr. Makowskl's 6th hour U.S. History class reenacted the DRED SCOTT DECISION. CRAFTSMANSHIP A. Bob Copeland uses the mltrt saw la Woods U. B. Randy Cookay Jonat ahowt off bit drafting table constructed In Wood� ft. C. Senior Tim Adrlance carefully marks his project before making a cat. D. Tim Hall stands between speakers be crafted In Advanced Woods. F. Walnut Corner Cabinet - Jim Copeland. Table - Marty Dsn berry. G. Art students Dawn Craig. Ann Kenney and Jeff Allen view a water color presentation by a member of the Kalamazoo Art Institute. H. Mark Nash and Jon Imus repair a small sngtoe In Power Mechanics. I. Marty Bedecs used the table saw for his Woods project. r A. Students participated In Co-Ed volleyball games In Ms. Bear kens’ 5th hour P.E. B. 5th Hour Co-Ed Volleyball Champs - Row One: Joe Starks, Bill Buhl, Kevin Staniszewski. Chris Lossle. Row Two: Susie Trlquet, Carol Roberts, Julie Gollsek. Sharyl Gollsek. C. It was Shirts vs. Skins basketball with Paul Schlncarlol, Steve Whitworth, Joe Krulzenga, Marc Wilson and Jon Griffith In Mr. Rowekamp’s P.E. II. ________________________________________________________ 80 4. Bill Krause, Jason Serbenskl. Jeff Gruiienga and Tim Mihelich contribute their musical talent to a rousing pep assembly. B. Tim Fall wears the warpaint of the Redskins as he wields his tuba in the pep band. C. Mary Nolan, Bev Crosser, Margie Harrell and Gwen Hooker step to the cadence of the PPHS band. 81 r WW '' ■ BJ ■ -_ ■ M £ jjj] • L Mr.rAnderson Mrs. Archambauit Mr. Aubry Mr. Barnes JmjKf -pT • $£r' ' 5 ■ P w MJL. Ms. Bassette Ms. Beurkens Mr. Billings Mr. Bond W v ■ m � M J|||Ik ; wl _ Jj?S| Mr. Carrington Mr. Do Mrs. Drake Mr. Durish y r FACULTY 82 r 1 n fck ,� « s' - 1 ' SI Mrs. Forsythe Mr. Freeland Ms. Granum ■J Mr. Hone J A mm 't ft Mrs. Horn Ms. Kraft Mrs. Larson Mrs. lee ji V v. 'V'. • tit SF Mr. Makowski Mrs. McCarthy Ms. Meulenberg Mr. Moorhead J FACULTY 83 V J r Ms. Morris Mr. Pender Mr. Pierce Mr. St. Aubin Mr. Roehrig Mr. Rowekamp Ms. Stull Mr. Throop Mr. Pierce Mrs. Wright FACULTY Mr. Smith Mrs. Stenner V Mr. Wright Mr. Bishop STAFF 85 ______________________f V. Mr. Ellens congratulates Senior, Brian McMullen, at Paw Paw High School's 113th graduation ceremonies. PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRA TION 86 Dr. Hansen Superintendent Mr. Crose Assistant Superintendent CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRA TION STAFF Board of Education: Front Row: Mr. Thomas E. Smith. Secretary: Mrs. Lynne Warner, President; Mr. Burl J. Ghastin, Vice-President; Row Two: Mr. Frank W. Walters, Trustee; Mrs. Penny R. Baker, Trustee; Mr. Douglas H. Howe, Treasurer; Mr. Robert LaRue, Trustee. A. Montague B. Zerbe I. Weir G. Miller 87 S. Brunet SENIORS The Chief0 The drums sing out a triumph. Youth and love now dance. The great chief smiles and watches, Lets the children have their chance. The firelight brings memories Of youth and love and war — The life that time soon ended. Now he can watch ... No more. Anne Moore B. CLASS COLORS - LAVENDER AND GRAY FLOWER - ROSE MOTTO - “THAT WHICH IS BITTER TO ENDURE MAY BE SWEET TO REMEMBER.” CLASS ADVISORS - MRS. LARSON MR. ST. AUBIN A. President, Brian McMullen, salutes the victorious ”Class of 84”. B. Class Officers: Brian McMullen, President: Dawn Mullins. Vice-President; Patrick Brennan, Treasurer; Stacey Crane. Secretary. C. Senior Advisor. Mr. St. Aubln. measures up to Senior expectations. TOP TEN Front Row: Tammy Hiem-stra, Christine Heidak, Kimberly McDowell. Tracy McNeil, Pamela Woodhams, Row Two: Erik Matheny. Michele Herwick, Paula Jones, Theresa Thomas, Leann Fooy. Brian Cody. SENIOR FAVORITE GROUP ■ Def-Leppard ALBUM - Pyromania SINGLE • Total Eclipse of the Heart T.V. SHOW - Guiding Light, A-Team MOVIE - Risky Business, Flashdance ACTOR - Tom Cruise, Eddie Murphy, Robert Redford ACTRESS - Christie Brinkley, Shelly Long CONCERT - Loverboy SURVEY COLOR - Blue, Red, Purple TEACHER - Mr. St. Aubin, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Stenner CLASS • Foods, Government and Sociology ACTIVITY - Homecoming, Going out with friends SPORT - Football EXPERIENCE • Falling in Love for the first time. Dating, Prom EXPRESSION ■ Oh My . 'Tm sure HANG OUT ■ Hiatt House. Beach MAGAZINE - Seventeen, Hot Rod 89 MOCK ELECTIONS A. Class Clowns - Dawn Mullins, Joe Snowaert B. Prettiest ■ Jami Bowman Handsomest - Pat Brennan C. Prettiest Smile • Alan Richmond, JamI Bowman, Don Boven, Todd Conklin C. A. E. D. D. Prettiest Eyes - Jami Bowman. Kevin Flick E. Best All Around - Kim Pilarski, Pat Brennan F. Prettiest Hair - Bill Wright, Katy Boothby G. Class Couple - Pat Brennan, Mindy Racette H. Best Dressed - Stacey Crane. Paul Higashi . Most Spirited - Dawn Mullins. Frank Garcia J. Class Flirts - Erik Matheny, Pam Barich K. Most Athletic -Pat Brennan, Kim Pilarski L. Most Likely to Succeed - Kim McDowell. Zach Beckman 91 r BACCALAUREATE Paw Paw High School's Baccalaureate Service was held at St. Mary's Church on May 20. 1984 at 2:00 P.M. The following program was presented: Invocation - The Reverend Father Donn Taylor Baccalaureate Address - The Reverend David Zachrich Vocal Selection - Erik Matheny 7 Believe Benediction - The Reverend Leroy Hoover Organist • Connie Hitchcock Accompanist - Mrs. Forsythe A. Kathryn Boothby. Suzanne Smith. Melissa Merriam. B. Winston Seals. C. Valedictorians Kimberly McDowell. Tracy McNeil and Chris Heldak. D. Frank Garcia. Michele Herwlck. Robin Strand. Chris Heldak. E. Brenda DeVos. Laura Fritts, Jill Wycoff. Sue lien Davis. F. Patrick Brennan. Advisors Mr. St. Aubln and Mrs. Larson. Dawn Mullins, Brian McMullen. 92 r PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL’S ONE HUNDRED THIRTEENTH COMMENCEMENT The Paw Paw High School’s 113th Commencement was held at Tyler Field on Friday, June 1. 1984 at 7:00 P.M. The following program was presented to the graduates: Invocation - The Reverend Nelson Lumm Valedictory - Kimberly McDowell. Tracy McNeil, Christine Held a k Vocal Selection - Chrlstal Rogers ”We’ve Only Just Begun” Kathleen Forsythe, accompanist V 94 Presentation of Class to Superintendent -Mr. Stuart Ellens. Principal Presentation of Class to Board of Education -Dr. Robert Hansen, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas - Mrs. Lynne Warner. President, Board of Education Address to the Class of ”84” - Brian McMullen, President Class of 1984 Vocal Selection - Audrey Hudson. Erik Matheny 'The Way We Were” Benediction - Pamela Woodhams, Salutatorlan _________________________________________________________________________________ 95 A. Jim Richardson, Dan Kondor, Dan Smith, Paul Higashi, Ken Holland, Brian McMullen, Don Boven. Bill Wright, Matt Os men t. B. Julie Reits, Michelle Johnston, Janice Yarbrough, Julie Kondor, Lacy Owens, Marla Casanto, Suzanne Kowalski. C. Tracy Zach and Mr. Ellens. D. Pam Rltsema, Joe Snowaert, Patty Ross, Tim Hall, John Brotebeck, Connie Weston, David Fellheimer, Lynn Blasius, Alan Richmond, Brenda DeVos. E. Kim Pilarskl and Ms. O’Chap. F. Ann Glomskl, Patty Ross, Lisa Schincariol, Jamie Bowman, Theresa Gulmand, Dawn Mullins. G. H. V Leann Fooy. Frank Quantz, Chad Sides, Ramon Tovias, Biff Gyarmathy, Adam Serbenski, Joe VanNus, Paul Abnet, Kevin Moon. 96 C. 97 Timothy Adriance Loretta Alsup Nancy Atwater Andy Baker Pam Barich Rhonda Barker Chuck Barnes Janet Barnhart Zacharias Beckman Lynn Blasius Page Bloedorn Donald Boven Sandra Bush Maria Casanto Aaron Cleveland Brian Cody Rich Conway Jackie Davis Sue Davis Tina Deal Brenda Devos Elena Diamond Rhonda Duis David Fellheimer Kevin Flick Carrie Floyd Leann -Fooy Laura Fritts 99 Frank Garcia Frank Germaine Ora Lee Gipson Anne Giomski Theresa Guimond Karen Gust Kerry Hahn Tim Hall Tammy Hiemstra Paul Higashi 100 Kenneth Holland Audrey Hudson Victoria Kanwischer Michael Koiosar Daniel Kondor Julianne Kondor Suzanne Kowalski Gail Lindenbach Nancy Livingston Carl Marcelletti Brian McMullen Tracy McNeil Melissa Merriam Dawn Mullins William Noble Matthew Osment Ron Overacker Lacy Owens Joel Patterson Dennis Peterson Kim Pilarski Frank Quantz Tom Quigley 102 Mindy Racette Michelle Ranger Julie Reits James Richardson Alan Richmond Michael Rieck Pamela Ritsema Christal Rogers Rina Schincariol Patty Ross Lisa Schincariol Brian Seals Winston Seals Keith Shears Mark Serbenski Kenneth Shears Chad Sides Ramona Smith Daniel Smith 103 Suzie Smith Joseph Snowaert Timothy South Lisa Stack Robin Strand Lynn Stull Beth Surdy Dan Sutherland Joseph VanNus Christina Verburg 104 Sandra Vollrath Pamela Watterworth Connie Weston Lori Weston Lonny Wheatly David Wilder Mary Wilkinson William Wisher Pam Woodhams William Wright Jill Wycoff Janice Yarbrough Tracy Zach Bobby Zdinicki Michael Dekker Ray Dekker Robin Haas Miles Hanley 105 Kathryn Boothby Stacey Crane Todd Conk in Kevin Denning Seniors Not Pictured: Brenda McKcnney Connie Miller Kevin Moon Brian Pace Scott Pace Candy Rendel Edith Short Kamon Tovlas Del ora Zantello Adam Serbenski Paul Abnet Thomas Breed Steven Buskirk Robert Crump Rene Giuzio Charles Graham Stacey Gyarmathy Marty Hayes Tracy Marks _ x,- In Memory of John Pugsley 106 107 A. Amy Albar and Mike Burk. B. Matt Osment and Joy Stoner. C. Chris Wallace, Sonja Frattallone, Jason VanDenBos. D. Paul Higashi and Lynn Stull. E. Steve Whitworth and Jari Haas. F. Kelly Longshore and Terri VanderSiik. G. Don Boven and Robin Strand. V ■ A. Sophomores Joe Kruhenga. Andy Brotebeck. Paul Schlncarlol, Mike Burk. B. Gina Rlgozzl. Linda Rozenbergs. Brenda Schaafsma. Kara Lucas, Chris Knlss. Michelle Schleuter. Terri Thomas, Kim Krause, Carolyn Wilson. C. Sophomore Powderpuff Cheerleaders. D. Sophomores Kris Mltchner, Pam Klein, Tammy Smothers. E. Ron Duls, Ron Clszek, Joe Kruhenga, Steve Whitworth. Kevin Flick. F. Junior Class Advisors Ms. Stull and Mrs. Lee. ____________________________________________________________________________________J 111 Jeff Allen Stephanie Anderson Joseph Bajo Judith Baker Todd Barkovich Deidre Bergeson Shelly Blacksten Dan Brill Brad Brooks Harold Brugh Karen Buck Barb Burmester Susan Campbell Anita Capone Jeff Celia Jim Chamberlin Mike Chamberlin Ron Ciszek 112 Mike Coder Paul Conolly Renee Counterman Craig Curtis Marty Danberry Ben Demereck Scott Dent Kip DeVaiie Susan Diljak Greg Dillon Michele Dokey Mindy Donovan Tammy Dreier Ron Duis Brandy Dunn Erin Farrell Kelli Fisk Tammy Frank ■ “The Warrior” The drumbeats ebb and flow like a tide As the footsteps fall like rain. The Warrior dances fiercely. Pride making his body strain. See met he cries with a vibrant step. “See met his dancing calls. “I have the skill, the power, and pride — My body will dance till it fallsl Anne Moore Junior Class Officers: President - Ron Rogers, Treasurer ■ Carolyn Wilson, Vice President ■ Ron Clsek, Secretary ■ Julie Kemp (not pictured). 113 John Hazen Ron Heldak Pam Hess Erik Hindenach Mark Hindenach Rita Howe Paul Imus Jim Jackson Tammy Jeffries Jeremy Johnson Evan Jones Penny Kelley 11 Sonja Frattallone Chris Fritz Alma Garcia Kim Geil Debbie Gilliland Todd Giuzio Renee Goens Kelly Goodwin Ken Goodwin Chris Hamilton Margie Harrell Luann Haskin The annual magazine sale is the big fund raiser of the year for the Junior class. Receiving last minute instructions from advisors Ms. Stull and Mrs. Lee are Claudia WlUsea, Jennifer Triquet. Brenda Schaafsma, Alyson WHfong. Kim Krause, Carolyn Wilson, Cheryl Rieck and Linda Rozenbergs. Julie Kemp Ann Kenney Dau n Kilgore Kim Kirshman Scott Knight Kevin Kopec Kim Krause Mike Kubiszak Linda Kunow Cathy Ladd Janette Laverack Jim Lipp Among the many spectators who watched the Junior and Senior Powderpuff teams battle to a 0-0 tie were Bill McKee, Alyson Wilfong, Phil Stoner, Rick White, Tammy Frank. Sonja Frattallone and Mary Rumsey. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Amy Lossie Kara Lucas Michele Makowski Kelle Maxwell Debra McEndarfer Roger McGuire Bill McKee Sally Miller Yvonne Mitchell Anne Moore Toni Moorian Tamara Morrison 115 r Joe Muvrin Brett Ogden Connie Page Stan Palasinski Michelle Parish Mike Parks Chris Podkol Bonnie Ray Ann Reed Sonja Reisterer David Revore Lisa Rice Steve Richardson Cheryl Rieck David Rife Gina Rigozzi Ronnie Rogers Anna Rose 116 c A. Mike Parks resembles a famous Disney character during Homecoming. B. When Dan Brill requested his Oaf, Kim Kirschman, to feed him, did he really mean this? C. Cheryl Rieck, Carolyn Wilson, Linda Rosenbergs, Michele Serbenskl, Julie Kemp and Kelle Maxwell offer words of encouragement to their team. D. Gina Rigozzi collects an apple from her classmates during the Winter Homecoming Scavenger Hunt, J Rich Rose Linda Rozenbergs Tammy Ruiter Mary Rumsey Brenda Schaafsma Michelle Schlueter Michele Serbenski Matt Sides Dale Smith Heidi Smith Dennis Snow Ron St. Clair Dan Stamp Richard Stanley Todd Steinke Phil Stoner Lisa Tarala Denise Terrell 117 Steve Terry Todd Terry Cathy Thayer Lisa Thomas Patty Thomas Fred Timkovich Bill Towle Jennifer Triquet Chris Twardowski Jacklin VanAlstine Vickie VanOoy Laurie Veldt r v A. Gina Rigozzi and Heidi Smith take a refreshment break during the Homecoming games at Tyler field. B. Stephanie Anderson. Amy Lossie and Sonja Reisterer are ready for an evening of fun at an aftergame dance. __________________________________________________) Jenny Waite Jerry Weatherwax Rick White Alyson Wilfong Claudia Willsea Carolyn Wilson Jeff Wilson Eric Wing Sue Wolownik Mike Wunderlich 118 Mark Adams Amy Albar Todd Bartholomew Mike Beck Martin Bedecs Lisa Belonga Frank Blackburn Don Boley Shaun a Bommerscheim Lauri Bonelli David Boothby Joelle Bowman Ted Breitenbach Kathleen Brennan Andrew Brotebeck Melissa Bryan Kelly Buhl Mike Burk ,— SOPHOMORES 120 Donna Burmester Brad Burnham Tim Buskirk Trevor Car I sen Margaret Catlett Gary Clinton Greg Cooper Bob Copeland Randy Coskey Tim DePierre Glen Dillon Dan Dodd Colleen Donnelly Terrie Dopieralski Ron Douglas Tim Erickson Pat Essex Mark Eyre “The Brave” With every movement timed to the drumbeat. His body sweats from the fire's heat. The young brave follows the ancient dance. Discovering every motion, adapting every stance. In the twilight he looks older. Looks like the men who dance at his shoulder. They welcome him, forgive his gall. Let him dance his victory over all. Anne Moore Sophomore Class Officers: President ■ Mike Burk. Vice President -Amy Albar. Treasurer - Kelly Longshore. Secretary - Lisa Smith. J 121 Tim Fall Michelle Farrell Jennifer Fisk Kristin Forbes Jill Forrest Esther Frimand Jose Garcia Sherry Ghastin Pete Gilbert Lee Glidden Julie Goddard Ann Goodyear Jill Greene Jon Griffith John Grubius Jari Haas Brian Hall Rebecca Hansen 122 c A. Sophomores got rowdy for the Spirit Yell but weren't quite loud enough to outyell the Seniors. B. Ann Goodyear and Andy Johnston look on as Kelly Russell awaits the start of the Ghost Relay. C. Michelle Kussy, TerI VanderSllk, Jon Schlncarlol and Mike Beck check out the prizes for their Suncatcher sale. Eugene Harrington Renata Hartman Bruce Hendrickson Keith Henson Kristin Hindenach Tim Hitchcock Laura Howe Phil Hubbard Gary Jaco Ed James Jesse Johnson Andrew Johnston Steve Kanwischer Ellen Kawka Kim Kelly Tina Kelly Ellen Kinvllle Pam Klein 123 Chris Kniss Jeri Kniss Shawn Kokitus Joe Kruizenga Michelle Kussy Lynn Lanphear David Lean Julie Linderman Kelly Longshore Art Lugar Greg Markus Mike Matheny Joe Mayne Brad McDowell Pat McGuire Allen McNeil Scott Meeth Jackie Mitchell Kris Mitchener Laura Moore Crystal Oliver Ted Owens Anna Peterson Suzanne Podkol 124 Lisa Randle Kathy Reits Kevin Richardson Scarlet Rife Kelly Russell Lisa Sampsell John Schincariol Jon Schincariol Paul Schincariol Dawn Schlueter Erin Shadow Meechelle Sheler c A. Ellen Kawka, Kim Wiley. Laura Moore, Ann Goodyear, Leshun Terry and Shauna Bommerschlem get together at Tyler Field to root for the Redskins. B. Sophomores pulled and tugged but could not overcome their opponents. C. Crystal Oliver, Ellen Kinville and Laura Howe are all smiles at their Sophomore class meeting. _____________________________________________________ Shelly Sides Eric Smith Lisa Smith Tammy Smothers Steve Spiech Becky Stackhouse Debbie Starbuck Joy Stoner Pam Sullivan Alan Taylor Leshun Terry Tracey Terry 125 Robert Tester Kay Thatcher Chad VanDenBerg Jeff VanDenBos Teri VanderSlik Ana Vigil Jennifer Wells Steve Whitworth Marci Wilder Kim Wiley Carla Wilfong Lisa Williams 126 Lorrie Williams Bill Woodhams Missey Worden Cathy Wrona Tom Wunderlich Bob Zach As they leave their class meeting, Esther Frimand, Kris Forbes, Lisa Randle and Becky Hansen are eager to sell suncatchers. Susan Ambs Amy Baker Doug Ballard Maryann Barich Lisa Barkovich Kathy Barnes Scott Barnes Tammy Barnes Brian Begeman Ron Bell Larry Berg John Bergeson Michelle Bilger Gina Blackburn Becky Bloedorn Gretchen Blowers Brian Bock Chris Boley V 128 Sandy Bommerscheim Jamie Bon ter Lance Bredikis Melinda Breed Lisa Brock Brian Brusach Bill Bryan Bill Buhl Lisa Burns Nicole Campbell Jacquie Carlsen Lisa Cassada Todd Christensen Wally Conklin Dawn Craig Debbie Craig Be v Crosser James Crump “The Papoose” The papoose squalls at the sound of the drumbeat. Around and around glide the dancers’ feet As the firelight gleams like a mother's smile The dance continuing all the while. The small child waits and waits for his mother. The papoose listens and calls for his mother. “Hush. says the mother with a pitying glance, “When you are grown, you too shall dance. Anne Moore Freshmen Class Officers: President • Suzie Dziewickl. Vice President • Bev Crosser, Secretary - Janet Wickett, Treasurer - Sharyn Dillon. 129 r v Freshmen Lori Humphrey. Sheri Kent. Marlcela Garcia. Kathy Hoover, Deanna Herbert. Sury Triquet. Sheri Goens. Rachael Lee. Stacy Hlemstra. Gwen Hooker. Monica Youngblood, Diane Waymlre. Kim Shears and Dawn Trotter gather In the hallway before classes to share first day excitement. Tom Cummings Jean Dale Noreen Demereck Sharyn Dillon Belinda Douglas Cindy Douglas Ronna Douglas Wilford Douglas Mark Duell Suzie Dziewicki Susan Elmore Michelle Engel Christine Eyre Sarah Fergeson Holly Fisk Sylvia Frattallone John Fuller Chris Galbraith 130 A. Maryann Barlch. Amy Baker. Marietta Garcia and Michele Thomaa were among the freshman crew that did a fantastic )ob building their first float. B. Pom Diane Waymlre was the center of attention as she obediently performed her oafish tasks during Homecoming week. Maricela Garcia John Glomski Nanci Goble Gordon Goens Sheri Goens Julie Golisek Sharyl Golisek Randy Good Diane Gossett Jeff Gruizenga Todd Harmon Blain Heneghan Deanna Herbert Todd Hess Stacy Hiemstra David Hnath Eric Hnath Wendy Hoger 131 Gwendolyn Hooker Kathy Hoover Calvin Hubbard Carrie Hummel Lori Humphrey Jon Imus Donna Jacobs Ed Jager Julie Kalmbach Helen Kantz Sheri Kent Pat Killarney r Connie Kirsch enbauer Andy Kokitus Kim Kolosar Pam Koppers Bill Krause Mike Lake Kelly Lamb Eric Lantz Mike Larson Rob Laverack Rachael Lee Darcy Lehto 132 Scott Lindenbach Bill Lindsey Jodi Lipp Chris Lossie Bill Lula Amy Lutz Steve Manning Joy McAlpine Mike McCarthy Ken McMullen Dianna McMunn Chris McNeil is Tim Mihelich Tim Miley David Millek Cindy Miller Jeff Montgomery Mark Nash Mary Nolan Greta Ogden Kristen Ogden Bob Oreskovich Norma Ousley Steve Paulus 133 r Kristie Pawlickl Terri Pawloski Melodie Perry Dana Peters Chris Picardat James Pipes Jeff Powless Jeff Radtke William Ray born Jane Rice Chris Richardson Chris Rlckli Dorene Ripley Carol Roberts Chris Rohr Peter Rozenbergs Carolyn Sarola Denise Schlueter 134 A. Mike Larson fooled us all with his flashy salesman get-up. B. Pam Hoppers. Amy Lutz, Stacy Hlemstra. Carol Roberts and Diana McMunn posed in their costumes on Halloween Dress-up day. C. Andy Kokltus and Suzie Dziewlcki were two of the freshmen delegated to adorn the ninth grade entry in the Christmas Tree Decorating Contest. C. Gina Blackburn and Amy Baker familiarized themselves with their new surroundings on the first day of school. Jason Serbenski Kim Shears Okie Short Rachael Short Tammy Shultz Daphne Sinkewiz Sherry Sirrine Mike Smith Tina Snout Kevin Staniszewski Ed Starks Joe Starks Greg Terrill Kathy Teske Paul Thayer Michele Thomas Stefan Tokarchick Suzy Triquet 135 r Jason I an Den Bos and Bill Bryan donned their bathing suits and submerged themselves in a barrel of water as a science experiment to measure density. Remember ... D=M V. 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VISIT WARNER VINEYARDS AND TOUR THE MIDWEST’S LARGEST WINERY CALAY CLEANERS For All Your Cleaning Requirements Paw Paw 117 W. Michigan Ave “Since 1952” Mm 4 657-3650 Compliments of: HAMILTON LAW OFFICE m « William R. Hamilton Attorney 228 E. Mich. Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan Congratulations to Tracy And all the graduates of UL 1984 Allen A. McNeil, D.D.S. Family Dentistry “Congratulations to the Class ■L' ' 1 GENE MITCHELL’S Days a V 657-9918 Open 7 Days a Week 57-9918 5 1027 E. Michigan Ave. Red A CHICKEN COOP Crispy Fried Chicken “Only One Lite ’Twill Soon Be Past.. Only What’s Done For Christ Will Wappaw Salutes r PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL A WARDS ASSEMBL Y Kimberly A. McDowell MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Class Covsledlclurlan. PPHS Foreign Language Award. PPHS Mathematics Award. Fins list-Michigan Mathematica Prize Competition. Southwestern Michigan College-Outstanding Chemistry Student Award. University of Dallas-National Competitive Exam Scholarship. Michigan State University Award for Academic Excellence. Oakland University Athletic Scholarship. Oakland University Alumni Memorial Scholarship. Oakland University Honors College Scholarship. Oakland University Competitive Exam Scholarship. Academic AU-State Basketball Team. U.S. Army Scbolar Athlete Award. National Merit $1000 Scholarship. Paw Paw High School ,Student■ of-the-Yesr Student Council Awards Officers: Kim Pllarskl. president; Michele Serhenskl. vice-president; Therese Gulmond. secretary: Paul Hlgasha. treasurer. Seniors: Pam Barlch. Patrick Brennan. Stacey Crane. Ora Lae Glpeoa. Theresa Gulmond. Paul Higashi. Brlaa McMullen. Kim Pllarskl. Mindy Racette. Pam Rltsema. Lisa Schlncarlol. Rina SchlncarM. Outstanding Member: Lisa Schlncarlol. Attendance Awards Excellent Attendance — Grade 9: Holly Fisk, John Fmller. Eric Haath. Patrick Klllamey. Kim Kolosar. Joaeph Langone. Rachel Lee. Ken McMullen. Kristen Ogden. Dana Peters. Chris Rlckll. Carolyn Sarola. Greg Terrill. Chet VanDenBerg. Richard Waite. Robert Weatherwax. Grade 10: Mark Adams. Theodore Breltenbach. Kelly Buhl. Robert Copeland. Colleen Donnelly. Tina Kelly. Carla Witfoag. Grade 11: Todd Barkovich. Christina Podkol. Steve Richardson. Chris Twardowskl. Jerry Weatherwax. Mike Wunderlich. Grade It: Brian Cody. Rich Conway. Leann Fooy. Frank Garcia. Rusaell Haywood. Chrletlne Heldak. Tammy Hlemetra. Michael Koloear. Nancy Livingston. Cheryl McDaniel. Tracy McNeil. Thomas Quigley. Pam Warterworth. Pam Woodhams. Perfect Attendance — Grade 9: Brian Bock. Timothy Mlhellch. Greta Ogden. Jeffrey Radtke. Grade 12: Laura Frltts. Karen Gust. Presidential Physical Fitness Awards Ksthy Barnes. Larry Berg. Brian Brussch. WlUlam Buhl. Michael Burk. Tandy Coakey. Timothy DePlerre. Sue Dslewlckl. Timothy Erickson. David Fellhelmer. Sylvia Franallooe. John Gfomskl. Nancl Goble. JarI Haas. Rebecca Hansen. Todd Harmon. Edward Jager. Andrew Johnston. Tina Kelly. Sheri Kent. Connie Klrmcheobauer. Jert Knits. Kim Kolosar, Michael Larson. Joaeph Langone. Kris Ogden. Jeffrey Radtke. Jane Rice. Cindy Roberta. Rally Rusaell. Lisa Sampsell. John Schlncarlol Eric Smith, Kathy Tasks. Michele Thomas, Jeff VandenOos. Robert Weatherwax. Robert Zach. Recognition of K.V A. Championship Quiz Bowls Team Leans Fooy. Christine Heldak. Tammy Hlemetra. Kim McDowell. Tracy McNeil. Anne Moore. Ann Reed. Jill Terrill. Michigan Industrial Education Society David Msstaabrook. Joseph Snow sen Western Michigan University Manuscript Competition Anne Moore Skill Center Outstanding Student Awards Sandra J. Bush Data Processing Jim Chamberlin Electronics Carrie Floyd Commercial Photography Jeeee Hlles Plastics V Tim Tlmkovlch Agricultural Mechanics Jerry Weatherwax Plastics Weppaw Awards Kathryn Boothby. Brian McMullen. Anne Moore. Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Award Joy Stoner Board of Education Academic Honors Class of 1985: Susan Campbell. James Chamberlin. Michels Dokey, Donald Dulw. John Haxen. Pamela Hess. Rita Hoars. Evan Jones. Julie Kemp. Amy Loeale. Amy MacLean. Anne Moore. Michelle Parish. Christina Podkol. Ginn Rlgnoxzl. Mary Rumsey. Michele Serhenskl. Heidi Smith. Philip Stoner, Fred Tlmkovlch. Chris Twardowskl. Class of 1936: Mark Adams. Frank Blackburn. Theodore Breltenbach. Robert Copeland. Colleen Donnelly. Timothy Erickson. JIU Forrest. Ann Goodyear. Brian Hall. Laura Howe. Christopher Kales. Michelle Kusxy. David Lean. Laura Moore. Suzanne Podkol. Cathy Kelts, Paul SchlncarM. Usa Smith. Joy Stoner, LeShun Terry. Chad VanDenBerg. Class of 1987: Maryann Barlch. Becky Bloedorn. Brian Bock. Christine Boley, Lance Bred Ik Is. Lisa Brock. Norsem Demereck. Sharyn Dillon. Sarah Fergesoo. SyMs FrnitaUone. Maricela Garcia. Julie Gotlsek. Blaln Heaegban. Todd Hess, David Hnath. Eric Hnath. Sheri Kent. Andrew Kakltve. William Lula. Michael McCarthy. Kristen Ogden. Kristie Pawllckl. Dana Peters. Jeff Powless. Jane Rice. Klmberiee Shears. Tammy Shultz. Daphne Slnkewlz. Gregory TerriU. Kathy Teske. Richard Waite. Diane Waymire, Janet WlcketL Senior Awards (Michigan Competitive Scholarships — MCS; Paw Paw Board of Education Academic Honors — PPHS: Presidential Academic Fitness Pamela A. Barlch MCS Usa A. Schlncarlol MCS Janet A. Barnhart MCS Rina L Schlncarlol MCS John Broteheck MCS Suzanne E. Smith MCS Stacey V. Crane MCS Scott A. Taylor MCS Brian M. Pace MCS Mary R. Wilkinson MCS Michelle M. Ranger MCS Russell L. Haywood: Southwestern Michigan College Academic Scholarship Msllssn M. Merriam: Southwestern Michigan College Academic Scholarship Jill M. Wycoff: Southwestern Michigan College Academic Scholarship Loretta E. Alsup: Scholarship from Kalamazoo Professional Secretaries. International Sandra J. Rush: Scholarship Award. Davenport College Ora Lee Gipson: Student Ufe Scholarship. Oakland University Elena M. Diamond: PPHS Music Award Miles B. Henley: PPHS Industrial Arts Award Michael C Retch: PPHS Art Award Patricia J. Rons: PPHS Home Economics Award Andrew D. Baker: MCS. PAFA Theresa M. Gulmond: MCS. PPAH Audrey E. Hudson: MCS. PAFA Brlaa J. McMullen: MCS. Southwestern Michigan College Academic Scholarship Matthew L Oemeat: MCS. PAFA Pamela C Watterworth: MCS. PPAH Patrick O. Brennan: MCS. PAFA. PPAH Erik M. Mntheny (10): MCS. PAFA. PPAH Robin S. Strand: PPAH. Southwestern Michigan College Acedemlc Scholarship. Western Michigan University Achiever's Awerd Jill M. TerriU: MCS. PAFA. PPAH Charles A. Barnes: MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Johnson Controls Foundation Scholarship Brian T. Cody (10k MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Southwestern Michigan College Academic Scholarship Michelle L Harwich (6)- MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship Paula K. Jones (7k MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Western Michigan University Achiever's Scholarship Kimberly A Pllarskl: PAFA. PPAH. DAR Good Citizen Award. Paw Paw Education Association Scholarship Pamela A. Woodhams (4k MCS. PAFA PPAH. Class Salutatorian. Michigan State University Award for Academic Excellence Tammy L Hlemetra (5k MCS. PAFA PPAH. PPHS English Award. Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship. Omklsnd University Student Ufe Scholarshp Theresa M. Thomas (9k MCS. PAFA. PPAH. PPHS Social Studies Award. Paw Paw Business and Professional Women's Schdsrshlp. PPHS Student CouncU Scholarship Leann M. Fooy (8k MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Masonic Scholarship. Grand Masonic Lodge Scholarship. Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship. Michigan Technological University Academic Scholarship Christine A. Heldak (lk MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Class Co-veledlctorina PPHS Science Award, Eastern Michigan University Regent Scholar Award. Ferris State College Merit Scholar Award. Central Michigan University Board of Trustees Honors Scholarship Tracy M. McNeil (1): MCS. PAFA. PPAH. Claes Co-vsledlctorlsn. Finalist • Michigan Mathematics Prise Competition, Southwestern Michigan College President's Endowment Fuad Scholarship. Kalamazoo College Honors Scholarship. Western Michigan University Academic Scholarship 150 B. Spirited Senior. Stscey Crene shouts tor the CUee a! “84 . C. Seniors, Christs Ropers. Dsmrn Mullins. Brian McMullen, Theresa Thomas. Lynn Stull, and Lisa Schlncarlol reflect the feeling that 84 Is the GREATEST1 152 WaUWOUTH rvatlvHING CO 4r NV( MitKIUNI MIWMX’HI M«M iy